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Subsequent Effect of Lysine Regimens on Egg Characteristics of Native Aseel Chicken

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Table 1A – Chemical composition of experimental diets.
Table 1B – Calculated nutritional composition of experimental diets.
Table 4 – Impact of various lysine regimens, Aseel varieties and their interactions on egg quality traits in native Aseel pullets.

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